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Complex Spinal Paraspinal Fast Flow Lesions in CLOVES Syndrome: Analysis of Clinical and Imaging Findings in 6 Patients

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Fig 1.layer (bent arrowvia the C3, C4, and C5 segmental branches of the right vertebral artery
Fig 2. Airregular contour due to the intradural dilated vessels, with focal hyperintense changes
Fig 3. A, Faint diffuse capillary stain covering asymmetrically thickened soft tissue of the back and scoliosis

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